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- Technofusion writes "Seattle, Washington has found a new use for their aging Space Needle. Three companies have teamed up to turn the Space Needle into a giant WiMAX antenna. Bruce Chatterley, CEO of Speakeasy, announced it will be the biggest deployment of it's kind in North America with six towers, one placed on the Space Needle and five others around the city , beaming a signal over a 5 square mile area. Don't put away those 802.11b/g cards just yet, as WiMAX is projected to cost $500 a month for 1. |
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- Fertilizer Spreaders For Atvs: "The most sought-after mediums for true tips are quickly located. Ignoring the knowledge that is worthless can become quite a boring job. Allocating the time obligatory to establish the best fertilizer spreaders for atvs subject matter is a sacrifice that will yield profit in a astronomical form. That is a topic [... |
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- Sometimes things come to you when you're not expecting them. I did not apply for a job this summer because I thought I would devote it to working on my dissertation, when I suddenly got 2 job offer ... |
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- By Seamus Phan, Network Computing Asia |
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iPod's Halo (May 05 2005 10:47 GMT) - For now, the halo effect exists primarily as a theory in the minds of executives and some analysts, but evidence is emerging that it is becoming a real phenomenon. By Chris Baker, Washington Times |
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- When Mr Ferdinand Tang climbs into his Beemer these days, it is not the lights on the dashboard that catch his eye. Instead, it's a Mac OS X screen powering up at the center console. By Alred Siew, Straits Times |
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- Parliament votes to withdraw Bulgarian troops from Iraq by the end of the year. |
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- Google vient de mettre en ligne Google Web Accelerator. Ce petit logiciel, qui s'installe dans la barre de Microsoft Internet Explorer ou de Firefox, permet d'utiliser les serveurs de google comme "serveurs proxy" et donc de considérablement améliorer la vitesse de navigation. Seule petite... |
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- XETRA-VERLAUF/DAX im Feiertagshandel etwas freundlicher FRANKFURT (Dow Jones-VWD)--Der deutsche Aktienmarkt zeigt sich am Donnerstag im Verlauf des Vormittaghandels mit überwiegend etwas freundlicheren ... |
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- I've written to some people about what it's like being in Arizona in the middle of the desert. Then I figured that some people might not realize just how desert I mean when I say "desert". We are talking about huge cacti taller than some houses, pretty much everywhere you look - in people's yards, on [...] |
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- (US) "We will start losing confidence in our Court system when you have witnesses here and they were not believed and the judge believed drug dealers. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(100%), $propaganda_theme1(100%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $propaganda_theme3(55%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $meeting(100%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
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- Saipan Tribune - West Orange,NJ,USA ... Authority plans to use all three to gather the community together during Tourism Month, and is inviting everyone to participate in the annual Ayuda 5K Fun Run. ... |
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- Emotophone, a project by the MIT Speech Interface Group, allows users to send personalized emoticons over the phone (or real pictures) to show how they are feeling. |
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- Scientists at Rutgers University are investigating whether plant extracts can genuinely cut risk factors for heart disease, stroke, diabetes or other serious illnesses... |
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- Saint Luke's Health System has opened a Complementary Care Clinic designed to take a holistic approach to helping patients... |
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new band!!! (May 05 2005 10:45 GMT) - Ultimo messaggio di Rex, 04/05/2005 15:35:55 (1 Risposta) |
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- The crew of the Discovery space shuttle board the vehicle for a launch dress rehearsal. |
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- Minor point, but you may want to move this discussion to a different board (e.g. Biochemistry) since a GST fusion is not an Antibody (e.g. Fc) fusion protein. |
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- You can use the $5,000 Scholarship for for any College, University, or Education Program, to pay off...Posted on: 2005-05-05 10:45:07 |
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- In the end, Ricky Wassenaar held the courtroom at bay four times longer than he held the guard tower.Jury reaches decision in Wassenaar case |
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- Former Gov. J. Fife Symington III bowed out of the 2006 governor's race on Wednesday, the latest in a string of high-profile Republicans to exit rather than challenge Democratic Gov. Janet Napolitano. |
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- A student dance group at south Phoenix's Sunland School will perform a Cinco de Mayo routine after nine months of training. However, the students have learned dances from different cultures from all over the world, not just Mexican Folklorico. |
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- Arizona's budget war has spilled from the political arena into the sports arena, with a key state lawmaker and local sports interests battling over funding for Glendale's new Cardinals Stadium. |
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- The Valley's first support group for victims of West Nile virus is scheduled to meet today in Phoenix. |
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News update (May 05 2005 10:45 GMT) - Although still in critical condition, the smallest baby born in a set of quintuplets continues improving after undergoing heart surgery this week. |
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- The number of pertussis cases is soaring in Maricopa County, health officials said Wednesday, adding that an infant died recently after developing complications from the highly infectious disease. Health officials warn of outbreak |
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- Four eighth-grade students from Shea Middle School in north Phoenix were taken to the hospital Wednesday afternoon after admitting to taking the generic form of Soma, a muscle relaxant. |
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- The family of a Valley woman who killed herself is seeking $2.5 million in damages over what they say was a lack of proper mental health care, according to a notice of claim filed with the state Department of Health Services. |
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- The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that criminal charges can be dropped in cases where police officers stop motorists because of their race. |
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- CHANDLER - A 17-year-old Basha High School student who police say was plotting a violent attack on campus had the means to carry out the plan, a search warrant released Wednesday shows. |
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- The father of the man who died after Phoenix police shocked him with a Taser is questioning whether officers misused the stun gun by applying it for too long. |
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- The Roosevelt School District superintendent reassigned six principals, including the embattled leader of Maxine O' Bush School. |
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- Gov. Janet Napolitano gave the green light Wednesday to a special taxing district that could help a private investment group put theme parks and roller-coaster rides in west Phoenix and the northern Arizona city of Williams. |
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- Republican lawmakers drew closer Wednesday to a showdown with Gov. Janet Napolitano over a private school voucher measure they have lassoed to her prized full-day kindergarten program. |
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- The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture in Scottsdale has been recommended to be sanctioned by the academic team that inspected it in March. |
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- GOODYEAR - After eight months of searching, Goodyear has named Holly Childs to the position of economic-development director. |
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- Once a week Barbara Kilgard helps students explore safari animals, turtles, seagulls and raccoons. It takes about an hour and she never leaves the Madison Heights Elementary School library. |
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- New owners of the Cave Creek Water Co. may have purchased the utility for half as much as previously believed. |
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